Theft of Secrets Laid To Former Defense Worker
A former Defense Analysis Institute adviser, Roddey, is charged with stealing top secret documents and a tape recorder. FBI says not espionage. prosecutors plan to seek espionage charges via grand jury in Alexandria within 10 days. Roddey says he sought to reveal information he believed should be shared. He remained held on $15,000 bond as the case moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Council
Department of Defense
Roddey
Institute of Defense Analysis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Richmond
U. S
Joseph S. Bambacus
Federal Grand Jury
Alexandria
FBI
Virginia
Kirkland
Pentagon
Plane Crash Search Is Fruitless
Officials found no downed aircraft after a misheard report of a low flying Aero-Commander over Madison and Morgan counties near Cullman Morgan line. Patrols searched Roundtop Community but fog and weather caused confusion as air traffic controllers traced the engine plane at low altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Cullman-Morgan Line
Knox McRae
Roundtop
Cullman
Birmingham
Federal Aviation Agency
Huntsville
Madison
Morgan Counties
Republic Steel Plans Alabama Expansion At Gadsden Mill
C. W. Barrett, manager of Republic Steel Southern operations, announced expansion in Gadsden Alabama. New equipment will be added to the strip mill signaling larger output for the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Ala
Republic Steel
Thurs- C. W. Barrett
Republic
For Rent Classified Notices
Multiple rental ads listed with details on houses and rooms. Includes 3 bedroom house with electric heat on 6th Ave SE with phone contact EL 3-5986 and a 3 room unfurnished unit with bath gas heat hot water at 3005 5th Ave SE, also a small unfurnished listed as A 2865.
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6Th Ave. S.E
5Th Ave
S.E
Market prices and hogs clear in mixed session
Prices shown for corn soybeans oats and wheat with No 2 yellow shelled corn at 1.12 No 2 yellow ear corn 61.09 No 2 white shelled corn 1.17 No 2 white ear corn 61.14 No 2 oats 0.55 No 3 oats 60 No milling wheat 1.75 No 3 mil per hundred 1.75 Poultry wheat 61 35 hogs 150 fair activity mixed U S 1-3 190-240 lb barrows and gilts 17.50 and sows.
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U. S
Market steady as AP index slips and oil edges up
New York stocks mixed with the AP average up 0.10 at noon to 221.00 as industrials gain about 0.50 while rails and utilities retreat. Dow Jones index rises 2.40 to 618.59 amid varied performance in oils chemicals autos steels and other sectors. Corporate bonds mixed and U.S. government bonds advance.
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New York
Associated Press
American Telephone
U.S
Stocks wrap of industrial and consumer goods firms on NY market
New York trading lists numerous firms with mixed gains and losses led by steel, paper, autos, and chemicals. Notable tickers include Ken, Coca Cola, General Electric, US Steel, Texaco, Westinghouse, and American Tobacco with varied percentages showing gains around mid single digits to low double digits while many key names display modest declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hercules
Acme Steel
Kaiser Allis
Kress Am
Pepsi Cola
Philcp
Coca Cola
Philip Morcbss
sRey Tob Cruc
Rohm & H
Delta Air L
RC Cola Cow Chemical
St. Regis
P du Pontieva Seab AL RE East Air
Sears
Cal Firestone
Fia Pw
Fia
P&l
Swift Ford
Texaco Foremost
US Steel
Tel & el
Warner B
Genesco
West Auto Sea Pac Cp
West UN Tel Goodrich
Westg
Winn Dixie
Gt A&p
Woolworth
Poultry Prices and Supplies Reported Across Regions
In Birmingham and Atlanta markets, live broilers and fryers show variable demand with steady to near steady prices. Farm prices for 4- to 4.5-pound broilers hover around 15.5 cents per pound, while 3- to 4-pound birds bring 14.5 to 16.2 cents in Atlanta. Hen offerings remain adequate for good demand, with heavy types at 21 cents f.o.b. plants and 21–22 cents at farms. light hens fetch 10 to 10.4 cents at farms and 11 to 12 cents f.o.b. plants.
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Birmingham
Beeen
Atlanta
Georgia
Broilers & Fryers
F.o.b
Cattle and Lamb Prices Reported Across Regions
Tennessee cattle and Nashville markets show slaughter steers around 900 pounds at 23.00. Early week lambs held at 17.50 as Meabanen vaccines noted. Georgia Columbus Jacksonville route reports US 1-2 barrows and gilts 180-230 pounds at 18.00-18.25 with various classifications and sow prices 11.25-14.00, down 25 points from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Thomasville
Gae
Columbus
Teacksonville
U. S
Khrushchev Seeks 1961 Summit On Disarmament Berlin
Khrushchev told the British ambassador in Moscow he favors a summit U N session on disarmament and a Berlin settlement in 1961 but offered no concessions to the West. British officials note Western powers may need to reassess the basic approach amid ongoing U N theatrics and stalled talks.
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London
Khrushchev
Moscow
U. N
Berlin
West
Frank Roberts
U. N. Forum
Two Die In Head On Crash Near Alabaster Alabama
A head on collision near Alabaster Alabama killed Asa Allen Nunnelly sixty two of Hueytown and Louise Dorough of near Columbiana. Five others were injured and rushed to hospitals in Columbiana Birmingham and Bessemer. The wreck required cutting torches to free victims. Highway Patrolman A H Warlick reported Dorough drove the other car.
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Alabaster
Ala
Alabama
Asa Allen Nunnelly
Hueytown
Louise Dorough
Columbiana
Birmingham
Bessemer
Nunnelly
A. H. Warlick
Dorough
Decatur Man Prepares Gala Ball Decor Plans
Decatur man plans to decorate for a gala ball at 6th Ave and Moulton St for January 18. He may lead Frank Kent's Inaugural Ball decorations, awaiting a Washington contract decision. An auto show runs January 7 to 14 at the armory, with four days to set seats and decor before the January 20 inaugural event.
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Frank Kent
Washington
Armory
McDonald
Hospital Dismissals and Admissions List Names and Addresses
Dismissals list includes Carl Prince Athens Marlin C Cox Sherman B Norris Decatur Rayburn Paul Rogers Mrs Joe A Henderson Liston Couey Somerville Mrs A G Self and infant son Michael Admissions show James R Henderson Athens Eugene W Aday Decatur Nellie Holland Mrs Foster Gordon Jr Pulaski Tenn Baby Gregory Metcalf Lacey s Master Steven Murphyree Miss Myrl Lora Bowling Huntsville Beverly Mae Howell Bob Wallace Ave Huntsville Charles S Ruark Pennylane SE
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Decatur
Carl Prince
Jefferson St. S
Athens
Marlin C. Cox
Tanner
Sherman B. Norris
Rayburn Paul Rogers
8Th Ave
Joe A. Henderson
7Th Ave
Liston
Couey
Somerville
A. G. Self
Pe Michael
James R. Henderson
Jefferson St
Eugene W. Aday
Cnet
Nellie Holland
Olive St
Foster Gordon Jr
P. O. Box
Pulaski
Tenn
Gregory Metcalf
Lacey’s
Myrl Lora Bowling
Church St. NE
Steven Willard Murphree
Sth Ave
Beverly Mae Howell
Bob
Cullman Area Names List Of Residents
A long list of local residents and households is recorded, noting names such as Ther man Murphree Frank J Hite Mrs Robert L Crumbley Herman C Mulligan Mrs Thomas L Dunn and several others across Cullman Hanceville Vine mont and Vinemont with multiple entries for households and individuals. The compilation includes stalls of residents with counts and titles like Mrs and Master and various middle initials.
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Therman Murphree
Cullman
Frank J. Hite
Robert L. Crumbley
Hanceville
Herman C. Mulligan
Vandiver May Get Army Role
The Washington Post reported Gov. S. Ernest Vandiver of Georgia as the leading candidate for Secretary of the Army in Kennedy's administration. Southern governors Buford Ellington of Tennessee and IBM president Watson also were considered. Vandiver, 42, a National Guard general and World War I Army pilot, helped rally southern support for Kennedy. Kennedy had earlier offered the post to J. P. Coleman of Mississippi, who declined.
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Washington
Washington Post
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Kennedy
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Watson
International Business Machines Corp
Post
Vandiver
National Guard
Rolle
John F
Local Notices Listing Residents and Addresses
Readable fragments list names and partial addresses including Baby Vickie Sue Harvey of Danville Mrs Albert H Horton of 211 Oak St NE and Sam G Johnson of Decatur. No further context or actions provided in the clipping.
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Vickie Sue Harvey
Danville
Albert H. Horton
Oak St
Sam G. Johnson
Decatur
Union Cuts Coal Miners Pensions
Washington AP Union trustees cut monthly pensions for bituminous coal miners from 100 to 75 dollars starting with February payments. About 65,600 retirees affected. anthracite miners had already seen 100 to 50 dollar cuts. The fund will maintain reductions until income rises, with restoration possible later. Josephine Roche signed the notice in the UMW Journal.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Welfare and Retirement Fund
Josephine Roche
Miss Roche
Local Names Listed for Athens and Elkmont Districts
A compiled list names Miss Jewel D. Holt of Elkmont and Rossie D. Heard of Athens among several residents. The roster includes Thomas H. Hundson of Athens, Mrs. Shirley Tarpley of Athens, Mrs. Ella R. Black of Elkmont, Jimmy Haraway of Rogersville, Mrs. Barbara Lipham of Athens, Mrs. Gladys Sulcer of Athens, and Greasy Gletcher of Tanner.
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Jewel D. Holt
Elkmont
Rossie D. Heard
Athens
Thomas H. Hundson
Shirley Tarpley
Ella R. Black
Jimmy Haraway
Rogersville
Barbara Lipham
Gladys Sulcer
Greasy Gletcher
Tanner
Local Names Listed in Lawrence County Notice
A reader notice from Lawrence County lists residents including Mrs. Arthur Alexander of Moulton Glenda Sue Parker of Moulton Lee Randolph of Trinity Henry Treadway of Moulton and others such as Mrs. Garth Parker Town Creek and Mrs. Harley Wilson Trinity. The roll includes several with titles Mrs. and Miss along with towns like Moulton Town Creek Trinity and Danville.
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Glenda Sue Parker
Moulton
Lee Randolph
Trinity
Henry Treadway
Mrs. Lids Horton
Town Creek
Harley Wilson
Thomas Warren
Lillie Sparks
Hilsboro
Mary Summerford
Danville
Pearl Glenn
Hough Speake
Bl as a wem Agee Mina Bo figures by category
A fragmented OCR line lists price or weight figures: 5442.60 and ranges 5444-584, mediums 45-49 and mostly 45-47 with a small group 41-45. The text appears as mixed numbers and descriptors without clear context or full sentences.
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Pee Mae
Local births listed for Cullman Moulton Courtland and Tanner areas
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Parker Cullman 7 welcome a son on December 28 at Cullman Hospital. Mr and Mrs Arthur Alexander Moulton 4 greet a daughter on December 28 at Lawrence County. Mr and Mrs Gid Reding P O Box 134 Courtland have a son Thursday at Decatur General Hospital. Mr and Mrs James A Malone Tanner 1 celebrate a daughter Thursday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital. Mr and Mrs Norman P Daven roger SW welcome a daughter Thursday at Baugh Wiley Smith Clinic and Hospital.
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Kenneth Parker
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
Arthur Alexander
Moulton
Lawrence County
Gid Reding
P.O. Box
Courtland
Decatur General Hospital
James A. Malone
Tanner
Baugh-Wiley-Smith
Norman P. Davenroger
Baugh-Wiley-Smith Clinic and
Youth Meeting In Chicago Denies Communist Leadership
Chicago conference organizers label the event left progressive and socialist and reject Hoover’s Communist charge. Alva Buxenbaum Daniel Rubin and Milton Anthopoulos insist there is no Communist control and say Hoover injects paranoia into the issue. About 100 youths expected. the convention will be closed to the press.
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Chicago
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Washington
Alva Buxenbaum
Philadelphia
Buxenbaum
Daniel Rubin
Milton Anthopoulos
New York
Georgia V. Eyes Funds If Mixed
In a brief to Federal Judge Bootle, B. D. Murphy argues that Georgia constitution also requires results of desegregation and that funding cuts are not automatic if Negroes gain admission by voluntary action. The case centers on Hamilton Holmes and Charlayne Hunter seeking admission to the University of Georgia.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
B. D. Murphy
W. A. Bootle
United States
Hamilton Holmes
Charlayne Hunter
Murphy
Georgia
Athens
Girl Killed As Car and Transport Collide
BROOKSVILLE Mississippi AP report says 17 year old Sherry Dolores McIntyre of Daupin Island Alabama died when a car collided with a gasoline transport truck near Brooksville The driver Wallace D McIntyre sustained a fractured leg and lacerations Their relationship was not immediately known
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Brooksville
Miss
Alabama
Here
Highway Patrol
Sherry Dolores McIntyre
Daupin Island
Wallace D. McIntyre
Manpower Grove Survivor Tony Lyons Reaches Shore
Tony Jack Lyons of Pryor crawled out of the water upon reaching shore after a perilous incident at Manpower Grove, Oklahoma. The report notes Lyons survived the ordeal with others involved, detailing the sequence of events and rescue efforts.
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Manpower Grove
Okla
Tony Jack Lyons
Pryor
Tension Mounts A Tent In West Tennessee Town
About three miles south of a Fayette County seat a tent city houses nine Negro families with roughly 50 children. Spokesmen warn population could reach 300 as sharecropper leases expire, while white residents note few local jobs. An Arkansas telegram seeks 100 families, and locals fear siege conditions amid shared tents, outhouse facilities, and talk of bringing in electricity.
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Tent City
West
Tennessee
Fayette County
John W. Morris
Somerville
Arkansas
J. J. White
Phillips County Farmers Association
Towles
Colbert Plant Contract Signed
Armour and Co. signs a 60 million dollar expansion for plant food with two new sites a nitrogen plant near Cherokee Alabama and a phosphate plant in Polk County Florida. Firms like M W Kellogg Co Chemical Construction Corp Titlestad Corp Chemical and Industrial Corp and others in Alabama Tennessee and Florida join the project. Completion is planned for 1962.
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Chicago
Armour and Co
Cherokee
Ala
Polk County
Fla
M. W. Kellogg Co
Chemical Construction Corp
Titlestad Corp
New York
Chemical and Industrial Corp
Cincinnati
Alabama - Tennessee Natural Gas Co
Schools To Get Less U S Funds In 470 End Desai Segue
Federally impacted districts face lower federal education money this fiscal year. The U S Office of Education says totals will be about the same as last year’s 4 099 094 across 54 Alabama districts, a decline from the year before. Oak received 50 273 42 in comparison to prior allocations.
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U. S. Office of Education
Alabama
Man rescues boat after engine quits and oar lost
He explains the engine failed and there was no oar. He attached a tow rope, jumped into the lake, and swam to shore while pulling the boat.
State Farm Income Up By 6 Per Cent
Alabama farmers saw income rise six percent in 1959 60 led by cotton and peanuts. Auburn economist Fay Helms notes cotton acreage fell nationally while Alabama produced a record peanut yield. total crop income reached 238.5 million with livestock and products at 304 million.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Fay Helms
Deaths Hattie Grady of Lacey's Spring 75
Mrs. Hattie Grady 75 of Lacey's Spring died at 5 p m Thursday in a Tuscaloosa hospital. Funeral services are 2 p m Saturday at Cotaco Methodist Church, with Rev. D M Sivley officiating. Burial will be in Shiloh cemetery, Peck Funeral Home directing. She is survived by a daughter and two sisters, four step sons and other relatives.
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Hartselle
Hattie Grady
Lacey
Tuscaloosa
Cotaco Methodist Church
D. M. Sivley
Murphy
Shiloh
Peck Funeral Home
Grady
Hutson Fowler
Somerville
J. C. Knighton
Huntsville
Audie Grady
Ocean Springs
Miss
E Versa Taylor
Addie Thomason
Hanceville
Thompson Lynn
Alex Thompson
First Federal Plans Building in Athens
First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Decatur will construct a two story office building on South Jefferson Street in Athens. The first floor will house the bank and five second floor offices for rent. Construction to start in late 1961 with drive in facilities a night depository safety deposit boxes and parking planned. Lynn Christopher is branch manager and vice president. an architect will begin plans immediately. Cost is undetermined.
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Athens
First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Decatur
Alvis G. Briscoe
Briscoe
Jefferson St
First Federal
Lynn Christopher
Kennedy outlines foreign aid, ambassadors and Info Service goals
Kennedy favors careful foreign aid sizing and boosts ambassador allowances to attract career diplomats. He opposes sending only political appointees and supports strengthening the United States Information Service to better tell the American story abroad. He notes deficits abroad exceed surpluses, and stresses evaluating payments data before any aid shifts.
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Fulbright
Kennedy
U. S
United States Information Service
United States
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